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Old 09-13-2016, 09:16 AM   #7
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Originally Posted by Lucky113 View Post
I'm not sure if you understood my question. I'm not interested in changing the name of the ebook when saving. How can I save the file just by the title first instead of the author name? Right now in the Preferences>Saving to Disk> it's set to author name_sort, therefore, when I save it saves in author name folder first, then ebook name folder next.
If you use the command line program ebook-convert you can name the output file to whatever you want and put it where you want it e.g.

Code:
ebook-convert "%homepath%\downloads\bleak house.mobi" "F:\books\pride and prejudice.epub"
But if you want to use the library manager GUI, then the structure and names of the folders and files are determined by the library management software. Much the same as the librarian in a bricks and mortar library decides which books are put on what shelves etc.

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